July 11, 2012

Ohio is pushing public universities to show students how they can earn a bachelor’s degrees in three years — potentially saving thousands in tuition, room and board and avoiding the kind of debt that cripples many families. But some worry that the accelerated pace, which requires taking college courses in high school and during summer months, doesn’t prepare students for life after college. State law requires that by October, Ohio’s 14 public universities must prove how 10 percent of their baccalaureate programs can be completed in three years. Read more at:http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/public-colleges-told-to-outline-3-year-grad-plan-1402608.html